Riots and Arrests in Philadelphia Demonstration
In Philadelphia on February 21 fourteen men were arraigned on riot charges after a huge protest by about 1,000 marchers from a foreign settlement. Police halted the procession toward city hall and a clash erupted as marchers fired revolvers and police used batons. One woman, Terteen Dy Clyro, described as an anarchist, is held responsible for disturbance amid plans for a new demonstration.
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Philadelphia
Statiany
Severulould
Reylurn
Voltarine Dy Clyro
Broad Street
Naios Fiten Ienat
Tander Nie
Pyott and
Smith
Haney Et Drixting
Teation
Jin
Panile
Agaitet
Ted Jn
Many Meet Death in Various Ways Across Cities
Reports from Wilkesbarre Newcastle on Tyne and Berkeley describe deadly incidents. Mines exploded killing workers. a Powder works blast in Pinole killed four whites and 24 Chinese, with ten tons of dynamite igniting. A small frame house fire in Stillwell’s area claimed one foreman and injured several. A Fairview frame structure collapse in Hackenmck killed one man and left three others missing or entombed.
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Berkeley
Cal
Bay Region
Pinole
Stillwell
Lis
Fire at Concord Reformatory Damages Laundry Building
A mysterious explosion sparked a blaze at Concord Reformatory on June 1. Fifty prisoners were moved to basement as smoke filled the wing. the laundry and adjacent baths were destroyed. The fire caused about $10,000 in damages and the cause remains undetermined.
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Concord Reformatory
Concord
Muse
Yeh
Neternatory
Concord Center
Mmimabor
Thirteen hurt by car derailment near Northboro
A Worcester and Nashboro Street Railway trolley derailed near Northboro, injuring thirteen passengers, three seriously. Conductor Laporte and Mrs Hurley were among the injured, with others sustaining head and concussion injuries. Several riders were treated at homes as crews cleared wreckage after a second derailment nearby.
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Northboro
Man
Worcester and
Nasibors
William Minnard
Northimro
Charles Laporte
Comfortor Fe
de. J. C Guptill
Mrn
Fanon
William Minard
Laporte
Atre
Hurley
Worcester
Shrewebiry
Boant
County Express President Drives Himself to Death
In New York on February 21 Col Eugent Goltder, president of Talter's Express, shot himself at his desk. He died shortly after, with friends noting long asthma and a possible aberration driving the act. No motive or notes were found.
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New York
Col Eugent Goltder
Talter's Express Company
Asthena
Deacon Stevens Observes 77th Birthday in St Albans
Henry M. Stevens, a long time resident of St Albans, celebrated his 77th birthday today. The article notes his active business life and ties to local history, mentioning years and community roles.
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St. Albany
St Albans, Feb
Henry M. Steven
Ime Neas
Groper Bieei- Nenada Ee
Saltatore Marchesi Dead Famous Singer Passes
An official announcement reports Saltatore Marchesi a renowned singer from Marcheai died peacefully after illness. The social circle and local authorities note the passing on a recent Monday with tributes pouring in for the prominent figure in the arts community.
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Saltatore Marchesi
Back Bay Dentist Charged With Hatchet Attack in Cambridge
Boston reports Dr. George A. Beitlins Back Bay dentist arrested at 262 Commonwealth Avenue on charges he tried to kill his brother in law James Luce with a hatchet. The assault left Luce with severe scalp wounds and a fractured skull. Coroner’s jury later tied Mrs Phoebe Mander Woodbury’s death to a 1907 violent incident.
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Back Bay
Boston
Lowell
George A.beitlins
Harvard Dental School
James la Lace
Center Street
Cambridge
Lane
Broutilet
Luce
Brouillet
Brouiliet
Phoebe Mander Wi
Herbert Woodbury
Wren
Woman Fires Shots at Recalcitrant Lover Tragedy In City
A woman identified as Jennin Shampney, 20, shot at her lover KK Kirk and died after the confrontation, as crowds watched near a busy street. The event followed a quarrel believed to have arisen from the couple's troubled relationship. Police investigations and witness statements are underway.
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Pee Jennin
Shampney
Kirk
Roy
Daniel Gainey Dead After Milford Mill Illness
Daniel Gainey, a 21 year old miner and cutter from Milford, died yesterday of consumption. He received devoted care from Milford residents and friends during his illness, with funeral arrangements reported pending at a Milford church.
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Milton
Daniel Gainey
Milford Werie
Ragton
Canelagua
Eek Beuleanit
Dita Aliont
Oearene
Anton Wae Nye
Milford Feubeeeg Rae
State Agricultural Meeting At Randolph Attended Heavily
The State Agricultural Meeting at Randolph grange hall drew large turnout on February 21. Speakers included Mr. McKeen of Maine Grange and George Terrill of Morrisville addressing dairy care and farming adjuncts. An evening banquet featured talks by C. W. Gates of Franklin and Am J. Karten of South Royalton, with Birds and their relation to agriculture illustrated by a chart.
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Randolph
Grange Hall
McKeen
Maine Mate Grange
Fropemiry
George Terrill
Morrieville
Evra A
Grange
W. Gates
Franklin
J. Karten
South Royalton
Charlotte
South Tovallon
Montpelier Meeting Set For Tuesday April 28
A political convention in Montpelier is scheduled for Tuesday April 28 to fill a vacancy in the Republican committee for the ninth congressional district following the death of Aaron Darien of Chattabury. Bellows, Fall, and Annis of North Try have been mentioned in early reports as part of the slate.
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O. & Annis
North Troy
Amory Davison
Rutland Adultery Case Ends With Short Sentence
In Rutland, George Voudette was sentenced to four months in the house of correction for adultery. Ernest H. O Brien defended, J Lawrence prosecuted, with Voudette ordered to pay 8.25 in court costs. The case arose after statements suggesting Voudette’s wife had obtained a divorce.
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Rutland
George Voudette
Wass
Dodge W
Lew Thas Mireo
Ernest H. O'Briee
J. Lawrence
Veuletta
Attary O'Trien
Vodette
Toetifen
Edward Ssint
Guy O. Kelton
Fr Kooper
Bankers Banquet Highlights Vermont Banking Leaders
Wells River February 21 the annual net of the Northern bankers association celebrated at Vermont bankers gathering. Wells River Junction’s Bacon elected as speaker with Moltis Comuord and others in attendance. Joseph A. Del president of the National Life Insurance Company of Vermont was to deliver an address but could not attend. his remarks were read to the group.
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Wells River
New
Vermont
Escaped from Detention at Newport Port
An escape occurred Wednesday night as a detainee fled detention at Newport Port, slipping through a corridor door to the street. Immigrant officers report no trace of the escapee, with officials keeping details quiet.
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Newport
United States
Unie Port
Hardwick Fire Devastates McFarlane Mill and Mill Yard
Fire in Hardwick on February 21 destroyed the Russell block owned by A. M. McFarlane and an adjacent granite plant. The four story frame structure housed a grain and grocery business with substantial stock, totaling about forty thousand dollars in losses plus extensive damage to the mill yard and furnaces. Firefighters fought the blaze as flames spread, with the mill and shed left wrecked and several families losing homes and belongings in the catastrophe.
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Commel
Russell
Mei Beriene
Buthling
Es Bnsilding
Atx Minities
Military Rites Marked Barree Burial Service
A grave ceremony featured a military salute and a male quartet. Delegations from Woodmen, Eagles, and other Barre groups attended, with eight bearers from respective organizations. Reverend Metager gave the benediction as taps sounded and a volley followed over the grave.
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Mwisfees
Worthnen
America
Eagles
Barre
Turrendiie
Engler
Aybers’ Union
Bean
Company II
Hazelton
Private Moore
George Blake
Mrs. Levin
Wortmen
J. J. Caylee
Jan Averill
Barre Aerie
Tangles
Arthnr Hunt
Fernando Perras
Barbers’ Union
Wich
Rev. Metager
Bagles
Funeral for Mrs John Wark Set for Sunday in Wilson Cemetery
Mrs John Wark aged 77 died in Webstorvitie. The funeral will be held at two o clock Sunday at the home and interment will follow in Wilson Cemetery.
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Webstarville
Janesa Jal Wark
Wilson
Dying at 108 Mrs Eunice Hoyt of Manchester
Mrs Eunice Hoyt died at her home in Manchester today aged about 108. She is reported to have been the oldest resident in Bonington County. She leaves a daughter aged about 60 years.
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Eunice Hoyt
Manchester
Totland
Eunica Hoyt
Pera
Bonington
Two Deaths in Randolph Mark Morning Passings
Homialot Feb 21 reports the deaths of W Bastman and W F Edson at one o clock. Funeral arrangements are announced with details to follow. Nearby lines mention a funeral home and a week ahead schedule in Meintreet.
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W. Bastman
W. F. Edson
Oeloek
Fe Daten
Our Weleek
Ie Lome
Meintreet
Barre Tonight Features Local Sports and Photos
Fragmentary listing from Barre event notes mentions ball game actions, participants Giddert and Spaulding, and a photo feature with about one picture. Items suggest a local sports evening with possible exhibitions and social remarks.
Meeting of District Masons Held With Pageantry
The annual district masons meeting gathered about thirty visiting Masons from Liema chapters. Officers from grand chapter presided as mark masters degrees were conferred. A six oclock banquet followed in the Eastern Star hall with sixty Masons present.
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Maxonte Dietleae
Ee Arch
Hiall
Lienian
Nic Wert M
Collite
Colting Blakely
Charles. F. Partridge
Woodtok
David A. Eliott
Whiteiver Junetson
Order of Eastern Stay
Dawley Nominated on Second Ballot for Montpelier Mayor
Alderman Prank R. Dawley named mayoral candidate after a second ballot at a Montpelier meeting. J. H. Senter chaired. Laird indicated Dawley will not seek the office again. Ticket includes Timothy Merrill clerk treasurer Lewis Pollard Charles Stith Leckey Glyn Vey and others. city committee chosen: Clark Stratton Brown.
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R. Dawliy
Montpelier
J. H. Senter Wae
Shartlett Pocetacy
Hk A. DeBour
L. Laird
Thomas Chat
Fo. Dawley
John M. Senter
A. d. Sibley
Cmt
Laird
Elire
Timothy Merrill
Treaswer
Lewis Hi. Pollard
Charles A. Stith
George F. Leckey
Fet. Glynvey
Moe. Suite
Loh
Ladies union marks churchs fiftieth anniversary
The Ladies union of the Universalist church plans a fifty year celebration on March 4 honoring its founding under Rev. F. Bliss. A 6 o’clock supper will precede an afternoon social gathering with suitable program and invitations extended to all interested and friends.
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The
Ladies Union of the Universalist Church
FS. Bliss
Aurora S. Robinson
Montir High Announces Senior Class Leader and Speakers
The Montir High senior class selects valedictorian Miss Marion Weabwadsl with top four-year rank. Irene Car pester, vena Curve, SiMe ben, Winona Miller, and Gould, Taube Prete named as participants. Eleven students will deliver orations and wear gowns.
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Montir High School
Marion Weabwadsl
Misa Irene Carpester
Misers
SiMe Ben
Irens
Winona Miller
Oy Gould
Taube Prete
Miser
Rnbert Protee
Wallis
Tagoet
Sosq
Leven Stuente
Were Snowbound Tale Told to Chief Faulkner Advised Move
A garbled local item recounts a tale about snowbound conditions and Chief Faulkner urging Emi to relocate. It references a night ledger leaker, night duties, and police or civic actions amid a disrupted week, with vague mentions of leaders, a plate, and a nocturnal event.
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Faulkner
Emi
Vaulkner
Sit Wen
Barre Granite Workmen Hear Wage Settlement Proposals
A Barre special meeting of the Granite Cutters International Association discussed two manufacturer proposals for a three year wage settlement. Northfield delegates reported no definite agreement, and a continued conference was scheduled with chairman H J Janes and cutter leader Bill Grigg. The local union later announced officers for the year and noted a tentative deal aligning with the old bill offering 37 1/2 cents hourly minimum, with quarry workers seeking 24 cents for eight hours and a looming strike if a resolution isn’t reached by March 1.
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Barre
Granite Cutters’ International Association
Opera House
Manufacturers’ Committee
H. J. M.janes
Bill Grigg
F H. J. M. Jones
Dennis Thyle
Joseph Brault
Northfield
John Crom
Cross Brothers
Kod Barre
P. Tf. McCarthy
Winion
Rooksport
Mass
Busimen
McCarthy
Rockport Granite Company
License Commission Special Meeting Discussed Sell the Place
The License Commissioners held a special meeting last evening at the city hall to discuss a matter tied to sell the place. Remarks referenced Frank Whitene and others, with complaints noted as having been traded previously. details were unclear in the record.
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Winghe Saber
Frank Whituep
Paper at Boon Tomorrow Birth Day Announcement
Tomorrow Washington's birth day. The Times will go to press. Advertisers in particular are rearranged to take notice.
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BOON
Washington
Times
Motier
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